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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1961

Page

2

Public service icon W H Forse dies after fall

Longtime Anderson figure W H Forse dies from complications after a fall. A trustee emeritus of First Methodist Church he chaired YMCA efforts and civic boards, helped found Forskell Company and later joined Union Traction before focusing on window shades. He piloted aircraft and wrote travel columns for The Anderson Herald.

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Bicycle License Reasoning Cites Quick Owner Return System

The piece argues Mondar deadline requires bicycles to display licenses to aid police in returning stolen bikes. It notes license tags are checked against police records by serial numbers and owner names, promoting owner protection and quick recovery. The message urges timely registration despite public groans and tax concerns.

Masculine traits in women and expectant fathers urged

A discussion on countering feminine imitation in girls and urging men to support wives during childbirth. It covers gender norms, advice to choose supportive doctors, and a note about a primer on maternity authored by Dr. Brady.

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Controlling Drug Patents Threatens Medical Progress

The piece argues Congress considers a bill barring patenting of many drugs unless a new compound proves markedly superior to existing options. It warns such top down approval would override physician judgment and patient individuality, risking stagnation and rule by decree in American medicine.

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We Shall See On Sep 3 Wage-Hour Law Goes Into Effect

The new amended Federal Wage-Hour Act takes effect September 3 expanding coverage to many workers in service industries especially retail. The American Retail Federation has formed task forces to study unresolved questions on enterprise and establishment definitions incentive pay methods student employment and exempt executive and administrative employees. The piece warns of regulatory overreach and potential higher costs for customers if prices rise.

American Retail Federation

Rescue prompted by reading a feature story

A Jacksonville man credited a Times Union feature with guiding a rescue in St Augustine. He pulled a spare tire to float a child stranded in water, then lifeguards arrived to safety. In Britain, the cost of living rose further in June, with prices up across essentials.

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Think of my Responsibility by Joseph Alsop

Washington columnist Joseph Alsop assesses the Kennedy administration’s stance on Berlin and nuclear risk. He argues the civil defense mobilization office illustrates a government burdened by ineffectual programs and patronage, while the President must gamble that the U S means business in Berlin despite small odds of war.

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Residents clash with Boone plan for Forest Hills school

Anderson Township residents contest Trustee John A. Boone’s proposal to build a $1.7 million grade and junior high school in Forest Hills, arguing the project would cost over $3.9 million and urging competitive bidding and alternative financing while noting the need for a replacement building. They accuse lack of hearings and blame county reorganization and annexation debates for the timing.

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Folklore and Sailor Verse in Early American Odds and Ends

A collage of verses and sayings from William Wade and American maritime lore. Notes on education attitudes, precept and example, humorous alliteration in verse, and classic yacht race history with Endea vor and Rainbow. Mentions Scepter and America’s Cup status.

Women Fear Hair On Lip Marks Masculine Change

A discussion notes women’s adverse reactions to facial hair and masculine styling as they fear losing femininity. The text suggests women may replace grooming with smoking and other masculine habits, reflecting broader anxieties among female patients.

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